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A229 - WW2 German Walther P38 Pistol - byf 43 Coded
German WW2 Walther P38 9mm service pistol. It is in excellent condition, 1943 dated and byf stamped manufacture by Mauser. The gun is waffenamt stamped throughout and has one mis-mathced number on the slide. The dark brown bakelite grips are in mint condition and the gun has an excellent original blue finish with no electro pencil markings and the F and S selectors highlighed in Red and White. The gun is fully field strippable, cocks and dry fires.

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A380 - 1917 dated LP08 Artillery Luger Pistol
A superb 1917 dated artillery Luger, the Lange-Pistole 08. Originally issued to artillery troops as close defence weapons, by 1917 these long barrelled examples of the Luger were being issued to front-line Sturmtruppen as trench-raiding arms. This example was manufactured by DWM, and is Imperial proofed and is in excellent condition with its original rust blue. Some minor wear to the toggle, but all parts have matching numbers including the magazine. With a crisp action, it can be fully field-stripped, cocked and dry-fired.

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C470 - WW2 1939 dated Luger Pistol
An excellent near mint condition WW2 German P08 Luger pistol with matching numbers throughout the gun, except fot the magazine, which is an un-numbered late war example. It has a fantastic original salt blue finnish throughout and used but undamaged wooden grips. Very clear Waffenamt and Nazi eagle stamps with a S/42 code for manufacture by Mauser with a 1939 date. The gun has slight wear to the front of the barrel and has British proof house stamps on the left side of the barrel. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired fully and field stripped.

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C486 - Scarce Nazi era 1935 G code Luger
A hard to find 1935 production G code P08 Luger pistol. The G code signified production in 1935 by Mauser and was used to disguise re-armament by the Nazis. With matching numbers apart from the sideplate and magazine, the gun has seen some post war usage and has been inscribed 'P08 KAL 9X19MM' on one side and DU MONT on the right hand side. The barrel is a little rough on the underside from service usage, but it is in good overall condition with undamaged grips correct WaA63 stamps.

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A7 - Rare WW2 German "Dural" Frame Walther PP Pistol
Rare Duralumin frame World War 2, Walther PP semi automatic pistol. The PP is in standard 7.65mm caliber with a frame manufactured from lightweight "Dural" or Duraluminium alloy, used because of it light weight and high strength.

This is a fine example of a rare wartime PP pistol, Walther stamped and manufactured in 1942 at Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen). It has a fine eloxiert finish to the aluminium frame, whereby the frame has an oxide layer which has then been colour dyed. Nitro proofed, with matching numbers and a pair of black Bakelite Walther marked grips in excellent condition. The gun dry fires, is fully field strippable and comes with a correct Walther marked magazine. A highly collectable gun.

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A4 - WW2 German PPK Pistol
Introduced in 1930, the Walther PPK (Polizei Pistole Kriminal) was a reliable and easily concealled double action pistol. Taken from the design of the Walther PP, it was reduced in size and weight with a reduced capacity of 7 rounds and no back strap with a single molded Bakelite grip.

This is an excellent example of a wartime 1942 private purchase Walther PPK, with maker code Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen). It has its original fine wartime blue, single wrap around Bakelite grip in very good condition, matching numbers and is Eagle over N Nitro proofed. The gun is is fully field strippable and dry fires. A fine example.

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A374 - WW1 C96 Broomhandle Mauser Pistol
A mint museum quality example of a C96 Wartime Commercial Mauser pistol, in excellent condition. The gun has Matching Serial numbers throughout, with even the grips number matched. It carries the Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A. Neckar banner and has the Crown U commercial proof marks. It has the new type safety, introduced in 1915, stamped NS for Neue Sicherunm, with tangent leaf rear sight, and small ring hammer. The grips are in excellent condition and the gun has a very fine original bright blue finish. The gun is deactivated to current specifications and the pistol can be dry fired and field stripped. A top quality collectors example.         

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A203 - Rare WW2 German Nazi RZM stamped PPK Pistol
Introduced in 1930, the Walther PPK (Polizei Pistole Kriminal) was a reliable and easily concealled double action pistol. Taken from the design of the Walther PP, it was reduced in size and weight with a reduced capacity of 7 rounds and no back strap with a single molded Bakelite grip.

This is an excellent example of a 1934 Nazi RZM stamped Walther PPK. It carries the maker code Zella-Mehlis (Thüringen) and RZM stamp on the left hand slide and has an original high polish blue finish with the early 90 degree safety. It is Nitro proofed with matching scratch number to the inner slide and has an original Bakelite wrap around grip, which has a small chip to the left hand side and a small split at the back. The gun is supplied with it correct magazine, with an extending Bakelite base and can be dry fired and fully field stripped.

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A2 - Scarce Wehrmacht issue Mauser Model M34 Pistol - Old Spec
Produced in 7.65 caliber the M34 was a redesigned version of the M1910 pistol. A sound reliable pistol that shot well. This example is Wehrmacht issue, Waffenamt 655 for Mauser manufacture, with the serial number dating the gun to the early war years (only a very small quantity, perhaps as low as 8000, being issued to the German armed forces). The gun is in excellent condtion, with matching numbers and a really stunning blue. It has it's original black wrap around bakelite grip with a small chip to the bottom of the lower left grip and top left near the safety. Apart from this small flaw, the gun is in immaculate collectors condition.

The pistol is deactivated to old specifications and can be dry fired and fully field stripped. A top example

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A152 - WW2 Nazi jhv Coded Femaru M37 Pistol and Holster
A superb Nazi coded Femaru 37M / P.37(u) pistol and with correct wartime holster. A highly reliable Hungarian pistol in 7.65mm calibre, manufactured by FEG, and produced for the German's in WW2.

This example is in excellent condition and carries the wartime FEG code jhv. It is a first contract gun, awarded by the Lufftwafe for 50,000 pistols. It has the manual safety, many waffenamt stamps, with E/WaA 58 on left trigger guard and all the numbers match on the barrel, receiver and frame. The gun has its original undamaged wooden grips and a fine original blue, with slight wear from period use. The gun comes complete with it's correct wartime holster, which is stamped cdc 42, with an ink stamping to the inside.

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